Although there is a growing recognition in the risk community of the potentially greater correctness of these methods, no serious effort has been undertaken to utilize them in industrial applications.
As a critic, Poe laid great stress upon correctness of language, metre, and structure.
If the vote counters are not official inspectors of election, the results they announced have no greater claim to correctness or validity than the managing agent's count.
Also the limitation of the length of the feature vector has a great influence on the correctness as well as the stability of the emotion classification (see Figure14).
"If a person writes about a decision problem, as opposed to simply thinking about it, she develops greater confidence in the correctness of the decision she eventually reaches," he said in an e-mail.
This must be regarded as a statistical accident; it does not imply any greater assurance in the correctness of the formula than if the figures in the last column had ranged, as they might very well have done, between 0.311 and 0.315.
Throughout the legal process leading up to Troy Davis' execution, the legal establishment has hidden behind the letter of the law; they must believe that the appearance of judicial inviolability and the appearance of procedural correctness are greater values than actual truth or justice, let alone the due process of law or the possible innocence of a man whose life hangs in the balance.
They can be told that political correctness is the great evil of our age, and they can believe it because, hey, things aren't so great, and they want to say whatever the fuck they want, and who cares if people are deeply, truly offended and upset by it?
The culture wars were routinely summed up in a few stock phrases -- political correctness, multiculturalism, the Great Books and dead white men -- whose ability to summon outrage had been severely diminished by overuse.
Regardless of what material we publish, however, we exercise great creativity to maintain "political correctness".
